political row here locally, because unionists say you have separated us from the rest of the uk, we are following eu rules, which was totally against the point of brexit. they talk about it damaging trade as well, more red tape, and the dup, of course, essentially pulling their first minister out of government in february, bringing this to a head, if you like, and saying to boris johnson, if you can t resolve the protocol, we will not be going back in, change it all scrap it. other unionist parties feel the same, but on the other side of the divide, and this of course is sinn fein, the sdlp, alliance macro and the greens, they say, in the absence of anything else, it has to stay. 50 they say, in the absence of anything else, it has to stay. else, it has to stay. 50 this is really significant else, it has to stay. 50 this is really significant in else, it has to stay. 50 this is really significant in terms - else, it has to stay. 50 this is really significant in terms of. else, it